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Security and trust

How Docnizer protects your documents

Last updated: February 26, 2026

Infrastructure

AWS-backed architecture

Core services run on AWS with encrypted storage, managed database services, and standard key management.

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Encryption

Current security posture

  • Encryption in transit via HTTPS/TLS.
  • Encryption at rest for stored document data.
  • Authenticated API access and user-scoped document boundaries.
  • Login security through email verification flows and Google Sign-In support.

Note: End-to-end encryption is a roadmap feature and will be announced only after full rollout.

Login and verification

Docnizer supports secure account access through email verification flows and Google Sign-In. Emails are used only for account actions such as verification, password reset, and security notices.

Abuse Prevention Controls

  • OTP resend cooldown and request throttling are enforced.
  • Per-user and IP/device-aware limits are applied to verification and reset flows.
  • Automatic lockout after repeated failed OTP verification attempts.
  • Account emails are limited to verification, reset, and security notices.
  • Operational monitoring is maintained for email delivery health.

Architecture snapshot

Infrastructure overview of Docnizer deployment and data flow.

Docnizer AWS deployment architecture

Compliance posture

Docnizer follows privacy-first principles such as data minimization, limited access, purpose-based processing, and user-driven deletion controls.

Formal certifications or legal compliance claims are published separately once completed.